"Gripping reincarnation with a touch of supernatural"
Miri didn't believe in reincarnation unlike her twin
sister Aurora. Aurora believed in all that stuff: tarot
cards, healing stones, past life regression. After their
mother's death Miri had been having the same dream over
and over of a place she had never seen before. Looking
through a magazine she saw a picture of a scene from her
dream. She had a strong compulsion to go see Port
Darkling and find out if there were other things from her
dream there. Luke who strongly believed in reincarnation has been
anxiously waiting for the one who was his wife in his
previous life. When Miri stepped into Luke's store he knew
it was her even though she looked different. Even though
Miri didn't recognize Luke, he was determined that this
time their life will turn out different. This time he
would not let his wife down and be the responsible for her
death. What they didn't realize at first was that Rachel who had
worked for Luke in his past life was back as well in Port
Darkling. She was just as determined to keep them apart
as she was in their past life. Now not only did Luke have
to convince Miri that she was his wife in her previous
life; he had to protect her from Rachel whoever and
whatever she was now! I wasn't sure if I would like this book. It sounded too
scary for me. Instead it was an exciting and gripping
book that I could not put down until I had read the whole
thing. I wondered about the character Luke. He seemed
very nervous almost afraid at the beginning. I thought he
was wimpy at first but as the book progressed you learned
why he was like that. Having a set of twins gave the book
an interesting twist. In the back of your mind was the
question did Luke know which twin was his "wife"? If you
like reincarnation with a touch of supernatural then this
is the book for you! Come along and watch as Luke tries
to convince Miri all over again that she is the one for
him and that their love is so great not even death can
stop it. Sophy Murphy for PNR Reviews
Reviewed by Sophie Murphy
Posted May 21, 2003
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